Five Ten Moccasym Climbing Shoe

The Moccasym Climbing Shoe by Five Ten is the perfect second shoe for every climber, comfortable and built on our Anasazi last. These slippers have been used to on sight 5.14, but perform great on everything from boulder problems to multi-pitch sport routes.

"These are comfortable and versatile shoe but when you wear for a bit heel loosens."
04/23/14

Okay so Ive been climbing for about a year and ive had these babies since the beginning. They are still going strong, the heel and toe are getting fairly smooth yet im still able to hit tiny holds and do climbing in cave sections where im upside down. I wear a 10.5-11 street shoe and my moccasyms are 10.5 and have felt great to me. I am up to v4s now and still they are working great. The only downside is that when you wear not stop for an hour or so and your feet start getting warmed up the heel can tend to slip and even all the way out (on 2-3 occasions) so that's something to keep in mind. I just take off my shoes for about 5 mins and watch others climb then im good to go for another hour or so. I am tempted to stay with slip ons cause I love these things! So if you wont mind the occasional break and shoe "farts" these are great beginner/intermediate shoes.

This shoe is my go to crack/multipitch shoe. It is comfortable enough to wear on all-day routes and soft enough to get into the smallest of cracks. Overall, the best shoe for crack climbing I've ever used.

"Perfect for cracks, strengthening feet, heel begins to slip after a few months"
11/30/12

My moccs are on their second sole and I have to say I am psyched on them. Street 10.5 other 5.10s 9.5 (anasazi) sportivas 40.5-41. The Moccs are the best shoe for trad up to 5.10, more so if climbing pure crack. I use them in the Lower Gorge Basalt at Smith where they are second to none. Super low toe profile, best smearing out of any shoe, and decent edging. If you have strong feet they are a 1 shoe quiver, add a miura or anasazi with these and you can do any climb in the world that doesn't require ice tools (plus you'll have something while the other resoles).LOVE EM!

After spending much time at the creek and in the backyard on our crack machine, I have come to the conclusion that nothing else comes close to the ease of climbing splitters all day long. Super sticky rubber, durable, and comfortable. Warning: your feet will be red for the first several months of climbing in them, and your dog will want to chew on these colorful slippers more than anything you buy him for that purpose, but they will still probably outlast any other pair of shoes put up to that challenge. They don't heel hook whatsoever, so probably not a bouldering shoe unless you're looking for buttermilk/jtree style climbing. also not the most comfortable for long multipitch climbs.

No, you won't be able to stand on dime edges with these forever nor are they great at overhanging boulder problems. For anything else this is my go-to shoe. It eats cracks and slabs for breakfast, and most importantly you'll simply be climbing more because you won't want to take them off! And isn't that what we all want?I wear a 10 in street shoes and went with a 9.5 since they do stretch a lot. I could go with a 9 but that's besides the point with these shoes.

This is one of the most underrated shoes out there. It's a great shoe for bouldering and I've been climbing in it for a year and a half. It is a less sturdy shoe, so if you like a stiffer shoe, don't buy this one. If you like feeling "closer" to the rock, these are good shoes. The stealth rubber is super sticky, and though some complain about the heel, you shouldn't have a problem if you size it right; however, YOU MUST SIZE IT RIGHT. I wear a 9.5-10 in street shoes, and I bought an 8.5 in these shoes. They stretched to fit perfectly after a short period of discomfort. Slip-ons seem to be a niche market. But if you like slip-ons, these are good.

Some love 'em, some just can't figure out what is so great about them...My buddy feels the former. He mostly does friction and crack climbs. I am struggling with the latter, I think because I am used to more aggressive shoes. I Bought these because my Miura were out of commission and I wanted to add to my crack climbing arsenal. I keep giving these a chance, since I really WANT to like them, but I think my feet are just slightly incompatible. These shoes have a round toe area. When I look at my feet, my big toe is the one protruding out the most with the other toes pretty much following in a straight line. When I wear these shoes my big toe gets bent sideways and cramped into the other toes

a shoe that only gets better as you use it i have climbed through the rubber and then resoled these babies three times and each time its like falling in love. great for learning, bouldering, thin cracks, face climbing and anything else I missed. you can Send anything from 5.5 to 5.14 (If your Sharama) best all rounder ever

nothing can beat this shoes rubber and because of it it smears beautifully. Also climb slab with tinie tiny edges perfectly. this shoes really out perform my friends rockwrenches even on overhangs but especially on slab. they fit like a glove and my feet feel at home when they get in these puppies.quick and easy on and off. just get these shoes already.

These are probably the best all-around climbing shoes that a person can buy.They're pretty cumfy (as much as any climbing shoe can be) and smehow they manage to stay smelling good even after months of climbing without socks. They work great for crack climbing and for just smearing up a rock. The only downside is that whenever you take them off the crazy red fabric in the shoe rubs off on your foot, which makes your foot look like a tomato. The first tim I took them off I thught I was having some weird allergic reaction. Anyway, these are great shoes for any entry-level climber, or an avid pro who's been doing it for years.

I bought these about a year ago and have been climbing a lot in them since. They are by far my favorite shoes! My street size is 10.5 and got these in a size 9.5. At first they were pretty tight. I jammed my big toe because I climbed in the so much, which put me on crutches for a few days. (This is the part where you learn from my mistake). After a while they stretched out and are now oh so comfortable! They are sensitive, so you can really feel the rock which results in improved footwork. They don't toe hook well, but heel hooks are doable. Probably not a beginner shoe. I would buy these shoes again! And yes they do turn your feet red, but come on who cares! These shoes are wicked awesome!!